Timbuk2 Classic Messenger Bag Bookish M 21L – Camera, School, Canvas, Camping, Tennis, Messenger & Eco-Friendly Options

Timbuk2 Classic Messenger Bag Bookish M 21L

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THE ORIGINAL TIMBUK2 MESSENGER IMPROVED BY 30 YEARS OF EXPERTISE.

Our Classic Messenger Bag. Designed in San Francisco over 30 years ago. The shoulder strap features a curved airmesh strap pad for increased comfort, fine webbing, and Timbuk2's Double-Loop CAM buckle adjusts quickly and eliminates dangling straps. A low profile grab handle makes the messenger easy to grab and go. SR buckles are partially concealed behind the messenger flap for a refined but secure closure. Inside, the waterproof TPU liner and corner wings keep water out, and the internal water bottle pocket keeps water in. Distributed internal pockets and organization balance the weight of your carry. It's a classic through some modern evolution, and it's ready to be worn for whatever your carry needs.
*Water Bottle Pocket

*Water Resistant

*Vista loop for attaching blinky bike lights

*Easy wipe internap TPU liner

*Gunmetal Tundra and Black Forest colors do not include a strap pad. Black and Dusk Blue/Black colors do not feature internal organization.

*Coordinating Strap Pad included
Timbuk2 was founded in 1989 by a bike messenger who taught himself to sew. In his San Francisco garage, Rob Honeycutt pioneered custom manufacturing and in doing so, created our icon, the Classic Messenger Bag.

But it was never really about bags. Rob saw Timbuk2 as a lifestyle, not a business, so he built the business to be bigger than a product and a team that was more family than workforce. He empowered customers to be partners in his process by choosing exactly what they wanted. Fast forward to today, we are still building your lifetime warranty bags, not far from that original garage in the Mission District in San Francisco.